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Originally Posted by Lorraine For anyone selling anything anywhere, if they aren't doing anything wrong then what is there to fear?
Giving the prospective buyers the tools of how to find someone to buy from, how to look for red flags is not wrong.
Being silent and let stuff happen that shouldn't have, is.
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As harsh as some things are beginning to sound, I must agree with Lorraine on several issues. Buying stuff, whether it is a dog or anything else, is a risk. Posting anything on the internet does open one up to scrutiny. Especially in light of one of Lorraine's previous posts on this thread about the bad breeder of those poor Danes. It is stories like that that give all of us breeders a bad name. I am also leery of the big kennel fire that has been on a couple of other threads. There is a bit to speculate on that too.
My bottom line is that I am as honest with everyone as I can be. I am not perfect. I do not breed perfect, show quality, necessarily within the standards puppies. I never claimed to. If 10 people came to see me, much depending on their own attitude, you would most likely get 10 different reports. Fault finders will find fault. It is a fact. Is it fear? Maybe. Noone likes to be put down especially if they are giving it their all.
Thanks,
Teri
